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Step-by-Step Guide: Driving Azure Environment Purpose Key Features
and AWS Deployments Using resources, low-
testing Infrastructure as Code (IaC) for security configs the Financial Industry to Reduce Pre- Production-like Waste, Eliminate Staging production environment, Manual/Repetitive Tasks, and testing limited access Prevent Problem Recurrence Highly secure, Live Production scalable, HA environment Key Tools for IaC Deployment: configurations Terraform: For cloud-agnostic 1.3. Plan for Compliance & Cost infrastructure management. Optimization Use AWS Trusted Advisor and Terragrunt: Enhances Terraform by managing multiple Azure Cost Management for environments and configurations. real-time cost and compliance Ansible: For configuration monitoring. Define resource tags for easy management and automation. AWS CloudFormation cost allocation (e.g., project, (optional): An alternative to environment, cost center). Terraform for AWS-only Step 2: Prepare Infrastructure as deployments. Code (IaC) Tools Azure Resource Manager 2.1. Install Terraform & Terragrunt (ARM) Templates: For Azure- # Install Terraform only IaC. curl -fsSL https://apt.releases.hashicorp.com/gpg | Step 1: Architect and Plan sudo apt-key add - 1.1. Identify Cloud Providers and sudo apt-add-repository "deb Resources https://apt.releases.hashicorp.com $ (lsb_release -cs) main" AWS and Azure are the primary sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get providers. install terraform Financial industry requirements: # Install Terragrunt o Compliance (e.g., PCI brew install terragrunt DSS, GDPR) o High availability 2.2. Set up Configuration o Security (encryption, Management with Ansible RBAC) # Install Ansible o Cost management sudo apt update 1.2. Define the Environment sudo apt install ansible Structure Environment Purpose Key Features Development Feature Cost-efficient 1 name = "financial-resource-group" location = var.location Step 3: Implement IaC Code } Structure AWS Example: S3 Bucket for 3.1. Terraform File Structure Compliance Logs iac/ resource "aws_s3_bucket" ├── terragrunt.hcl # Common "compliance_logs" { configuration bucket = "compliance-logs-bucket" ├── modules/ # Reusable acl = "private" modules versioning { │ ├── vpc/ # VPC enabled = true configuration } │ ├── eks/ # EKS module lifecycle { │ ├── rds/ # RDS module prevent_destroy = true ├── environments/ } │ ├── dev/ # Development } environment configuration Azure Example: SQL Server for │ ├── staging/ # Staging Sensitive Data environment configuration resource "azurerm_mssql_server" │ ├── production/ # Production "sql_server" { environment configuration name = 3.2. Terragrunt Structure "financialsqlserver" environments/ location = var.location ├── dev/ resource_group_name = │ └── terragrunt.hcl # Inputs for var.resource_group_name dev environment version = "12.0" ├── staging/ administrator_login = │ └── terragrunt.hcl # Inputs for var.admin_user staging environment administrator_login_password = ├── production/ var.admin_password │ └── terragrunt.hcl # Inputs for } production environment 4.2. Set Up Variables and Outputs Step 4: Automate Cloud Variables File (variables.tf) Infrastructure with Terraform variable "region" { 4.1. Create Terraform Resources description = "The AWS region" AWS Example: VPC Creation default = "us-west-1" } resource "aws_vpc" "main" { variable "vpc_cidr" { cidr_block = var.vpc_cidr description = "The CIDR block for the enable_dns_support = true VPC" enable_dns_hostnames = true default = "10.0.0.0/16" } } Azure Example: Resource Group resource "azurerm_resource_group" Outputs File (outputs.tf) output "vpc_id" { "main" { description = "The ID of the VPC" 2 value = aws_vpc.main.id Run Ansible Playbook } ansible-playbook -i inventory deploy.yml 4.3. Apply Terraform Configuration terraform init 6.2. Ensure Configuration Drift terraform plan Prevention terraform apply Use Ansible to periodically
Step 5: Implement Terragrunt for check and enforce
Environment Management configurations on AWS or Azure 5.1. Terragrunt Configuration VMs, ensuring that no Example unauthorized changes are Production Environment made. (production/terragrunt.hcl) Step 7: Continuous Monitoring and terraform { source = "../../modules/vpc" Cost Optimization } 7.1. Monitor Resource Consumption with Cloud Tools inputs = { AWS: Use AWS CloudWatch region = "us-west-1" and AWS Cost Explorer for vpc_cidr = "10.0.0.0/16" resource consumption and } Run Terragrunt optimization. Azure: Use Azure Monitor and terragrunt init terragrunt plan Azure Cost Management. terragrunt apply 7.2. Set Up Alerts for Cost Step 6: Configuration Management Anomalies with Ansible # Example: AWS CLI command to set 6.1. Example: Deploy Nginx for up an alarm for high cost Web Server Ansible Playbook (deploy.yml) aws cloudwatch put-metric-alarm -- - name: Deploy Nginx Web Server alarm-name "HighCostAlarm" --metric- hosts: web_servers name "EstimatedCharges" --namespace become: yes "AWS/Billing" --statistic "Maximum" -- tasks: period 21600 --threshold 100 -- - name: Install Nginx comparison-operator apt: "GreaterThanThreshold" --evaluation- name: nginx periods 1 --alarm-actions state: latest arn:aws:sns:us-west- 1:123456789012:alert-topic - name: Ensure Nginx is running service: name: nginx state: started 3 destination_address_prefix = "*" } }
Step-by-Step Guide to Architect, Plan, Design, Setup, and Configure Infrastructure Automation Using Terraform for Dev, Staging, and Production Environments with Kubernetes AKS EKS for the Financial Industry